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What materials are magnets attracted to?

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What materials are magnets attracted to?

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Magnets are attracted to ferrous metals, mostly iron and steel. • What materials are magnets not attracted to? Stainless steel, brass, copper, aluminum, gold, silver. • What are the different types of coatings used? Nickel, Epoxy, Gold, Zinc, Plastic or combinations. • Why would you use one coating over another? Nickel is the most durable and cost effective. • Do you have magnets without a coating? Yes, we have several unplated magnets. • Can I use glue or adhesives on any of the coatings? Yes, you can use glue or adhesives with any of the cloatings. Epoxy coatings seem to be preferred for gluing. • Can I paint over the magnets? Not effectively, but you can coat them with plasti-dip. • Can I solder or weld on to the magnets? Not at all. The heat will ruin the magnets. • Can I machine, cut or drill the magnets? Nope. The magnets will most likely chip or fracture. There is even a small possibility that the metal powder will ignite. • Will extreme temperatures affect the magnets? Yes. Mag

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